Scotland's Games Ecosystem Cluster
The Celebration of All Things Games - Including Dozens Of Playable Retro Games Runs In Edinburgh Until November 2024 The Game On exhibition - originally created and curated by the Barbican in 2002 - has returned to the National Museum of Scotland in Edinburgh, more than 20 years after its first visit - and we …
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The Creative Leadership Programme Scotland is a new two-day lab, for women working in the games sector in Scotland, created by Women In Games
Announced just last month, ScaleUpScotland2.0 is a programme with huge implications, both for the games industry in Scotland and the country as a whole. It’s a partnership between the Scottish National Investment Bank and the Hunter Foundation; one which seeks to raise ambition in Scotland by supporting large scale-up businesses, those with the potential to …
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Creative Game Changers is a new multi-week user-driven, virtual course focused on the recovery, impact, digital reach, and growth of Scottish, creative businesses, freelancers, or sole traders. Register your interest NOW.
Two companies with offices in Scotland have been named in the GamesIndustry.biz Best Places To Work Awards 2021.
Creative Industries: Fair Work Survey - Creative Scotland has commissioned a review of fair work, leadership, workforce and skills development for Scotland's arts, screen and creative industries.
The five successful applicants in the Creative Informatics Resident Entrepreneurs programme have been named, with two games and interactive creators - Amicable Animal and Visible Ink - part of the programme.
Entries are now open for the Creative Edinburgh Awards 2021. The competition celebrates the best and most innovative people, places and projects in Edinburgh's creative sectors over the last 12 months.
looking for new voluntary board directors, including young people, to help the city continue as one of Scotland's most vibrant creative hubs.
The Kilted Otter is not just another game jam. It's the first event of its kind to create, collate and curate a whole range of design and development experiences, for creators and developers across the whole of Scotland. The goal of the whole project is to explore and celebrate Gaelic and Scottish language, culture and heritage through new digital and interactive experiences.